Gases

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• ☰ Experimental Physics
  • ☰ Mechanics
    • ☰ Kinematics
      • ☰ Distance & Displacement
      • ☰ Speed & Velocity
      • ☰ Acceleration
      • ☰ General Equation of Motion
        • ☰ Free Fall & Vertical Throw
        • ☰ Horizontal Throw
        • ☰ Projectile Motion
    • ☰ Dynamics
      • ☰ Newton's Laws
      • ☰ Momentum
      • ☰ Work & Energy
        • ☰ Potential Energy
        • ☰ Kinetic Energy
        • ☰ Energy Conservation
        • ☰ Power
    • ☰ Hooke's Law
    • ☰ Rotation
      • ☰ Angular Velocity
      • ☰ Centripetal Force
    • ☰ Collisions
      • ☰ Central Inelastic Collision
      • ☰ Central Elastic Collision
    • ☰ Appearant Forces
    • ☰ Rigid Bodies
      • ☰ Center of Gravity
      • ☰ Torque
      • ☰ Rotational Energa & Moment of Inertia
      • ☰ Angular Momentum
      • ☰ Steiner's Theorem
      • ☰ Comparison Rotation & Translation
    • ☰ Friction
      • ☰ Static Friction
      • ☰ Kinetic Friction
      • ☰ Rolling Friction
      • ☰ Air Resistance
    • ☰ Real Bodies
      • ☰ Elongation
      • ☰ Compression
      • ☰ Shear
      • ☰ Torsion
    • ☰ Gravitation
  • ☰ Oscillations & Waves
    • ☰ Harmonic Oscillations
      • ☰ Spring Pendulum
      • ☰ Simple Pendulum
      • ☰ Physical Pendulum
      • ☰ Damped Oscillations
      • ☰ Forced Oscillations
      • ☰ Fourier Analysis
    • ☰ Waves
      • ☰ Wave Function & Wave Equation
      • ☰ Beats
      • ☰ Standing Waves
      • ☰ Doppler Effect
      • ☰ Ultrasound and Sonar
  • ☰ Thermodynamics
    • ☰ States of Matter
    • ☰ Phase Transitions
    • ☰ Partial Pressure
    • ☰ Thermal Expansion
    • ☰ Heat Capacity
    • ☰ Mixing Temperature
    • ☰ Melting and Evaporation
    • ☰ Hydrostatic Pressure
    • ☰ Buoyancy
    • ☰ Surface Tension
    • ☰ Interfaces
    • ☰ Flowing Liquids
      • ☰ Volume Flow
      • ☰ Bernoulli Equation
      • ☰ Viscosity
      • ☰ Hagen–Poiseuille Law
    • ☰ Gases
      • ☰ Ideal Gas
        • ☰ Gas Laws
          • ☰ Law of Boyle-Mariotte
          • ☰ Law of Guy-Lussac
          • ☰ Law of Amontons
        • ☰ Ideal Gas Equation
        • ☰ Kinetic Gas Theory
        • ☰ Internal Energy
        • ☰ Maxwell-Boltzmann Distribution
      • ☰ Real Gases
      • ☰ First Law of Thermodynamics
      • ☰ Adiabatic Processes
      • ☰ Entropy
      • ☰ Second Law of Thermodynamics
      • ☰ Diffusion & Fick's Law
      • ☰ Osmosis
      • ☰ Heat Transfer
        • ☰ Heat Conduction
        • ☰ Convection
        • ☰ Thermal Radiation
  • ☰ Electrodynamics
    • ☰ Electrostatics
    • ☰ Electric Field
      • ☰ Induction
      • ☰ Polarisation
    • ☰ Coulomb's Law
    • ☰ Potential and Voltage
    • ☰ Electric Current
      • ☰ Health Impact
      • ☰ Current Direction
      • ☰ Current Strength
      • ☰ Electric Resistance
        • ☰ Ohm's Law
        • ☰ Specific Resistance
        • ☰ Temperature Dependence
        • ☰ Conductance
        • ☰ Semiconductors
      • ☰ Electric Power
      • ☰ Kirchhoff's Rules
        • ☰ Junction Rule
        • ☰ Loop Rule
      • ☰ Liquids & Gases
        • ☰ Conduction in Gases
        • ☰ Electrolysis
        • ☰ Galvanic Cells
        • ☰ Batteries & Accumulators
      • ☰ Thermoelectricity
    • ☰ Magnetic Fields
      • ☰ Ampère's Law
      • ☰ Magnetization
      • ☰ Lorentz Force
      • ☰ Mass Spectrometer
      • ☰ Hall Effect
      • ☰ Induction
      • ☰ Lenz's Law
    • ☰ Electrical Circuits
      • ☰ Voltage Sources
      • ☰ Measuring Voltage & Current
        • ☰ Measuring Instruments
        • ☰ Wheatstone Bridge Circuit
      • ☰ Capacitor
        • ☰ Capacitance
        • ☰ Charging and Discharging
        • ☰ Energy
        • ☰ Displacement Current
      • ☰ Coil
        • ☰ Inductance
        • ☰ Self-Induction
        • ☰ Energy
      • ☰ Semiconductor Devices
        • ☰ Doping
        • ☰ Diode
        • ☰ Transistor
      • ☰ Circuits
        • ☰ Series Connection
        • ☰ Parallel Connection
        • ☰ Mixed Circuits